Germany US Consulate Reviews
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| Frankfurt, Germany |  Review #22195 on July 21, 2017: |
K&J2017
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #22186 on July 20, 2017: |
Hannah96
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I had my interview on July 18th and it was scheduled for 8:15am.
I was really nervous because my student visa was denied last year in December.
So .. I arrived around 8 I think and there was no one else but me in the 'immigrant' line outside. You wait in front of the white line until they call you up to Window 1 or 2. The officer asked me for what visa I applied and he and his supervisor congratulated me and were super nice. I was called to window 1 and they gave me a ticket with a number. I went through security check and even there everyone was so nice.
I went outside to the next building and I saw a young guy drinking out of his bottle in front of an officer to make sure there is no poison in it .. I started laughing because the officer was laughing about it too.
Inside the building I was told to go to window 22. I went there, a german guy took my passport and appointment confirmation page and said I've to sit down and wait unt... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #22144 on July 13, 2017: |
glmg21
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My appointment was 830, I arrived at 8 and was out of the building by 9! You line up, hand over your DS-160, go through security, go inside and show your passport, then you go straight to window 22. There you hand over your passport and appointment confirmation, then take a seat. 5 mins later you speak to the second window, where they take your prints and confirm your details on the DS-160, then you wait about 5 minutes more and have your actual interview with the consular officer.
You swear the oath to be truthful, and then she asked me the follow questions:
- When and how did you meet?
- Did you stay in touch after leaving the United States and before moving to Berlin together?
- How long were you in the states for while studying?
- What does your fiancee do for work?
- When did you get engaged?
- As you're both living in Berlin, is it your intention to move to and stay in the United States?
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #22115 on July 10, 2017: |
JackieandAustin
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I had a very pleasant experience at the U.S. Consulate in Frankfurt. My appointment was at 7:30am and I arrived at the Consulate at 6:40 and did not have a problem to find a parking spot at all. I got in line and was literally the 3rd person to be called to the first window and then inside for security screening at 7:20am. At the security screening, I had to give away the X-Ray dvd from my medical appointment in exchange for a ticket to pick it up after my interview was done.
I then walked across a little yard into the actual building. At the reception, I had to show my appointment confirmation and was told to go to counter 22 which is the cashier and had to wait until a little after 7:30am for the cashier to arrive. He was very friendly and put my passport into a folder. After, he told me that I will be called at window 19 very shortly. Literally 5 minutes later, a friendly lady called my number and took my fingerprints and checked mine and my fiancé's addresses. She had my ... read complete review
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| Frankfurt, Germany | Review #22056 on July 3, 2017: |
Special_K
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Had a very pleasant experience at the consulate in Frankfurt!
My interview appointment was at 7.30 am. I got there at 7 and got into the right lane (US citiyen service). Which luckily was the much shorter one. At 7.20 they opened the counter, where they scanned my the DS160 confirmation page and put a receipt in my passport.
At the security check you put your things in a plastic bag and walk through a scanner like at the airport. In the next building i was sent to a counter where i handed over my passport. At the next one they took my fingerprints and double checked my address and phone number. At the third i had my interview with the officer. It was really quick.
He asked me :
When and where i met my fiance.
What is he doing for a living.
When we saw each other last time.
Where we would be living and what State that is in.
He handed me my original documents back, told me everything looks well and that they will issue ... read complete review
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